Currently, I'm working on a project using rails_admin gem for admin dashboard displaying. But view is auto generate according to Model field.
I want to display my on view in admin dashboard. What is the process of display custom view into rails admin?
config.model Utility do
  configure :preview do
    pretty_value do
      util = bindings[:object]
      %{<div class="blah">
        #{util.name} #{util.phone} #{util.logo}
      </div >}
    end
    children_fields [:name, :phone, :logo] # will be used for searching/filtering, first field will be used for sorting
    read_only true # won't be editable in forms (alternatively, hide it in edit section)
  end
  list do
    field :code
    field :priority
    field :preview
  end
  show do
    field :code
    field :priority
    field :preview
  end
  # other sections will show all fields
end
With simple configuration just add a rails_admin block and write a class method to your model then call that method.
app/models/demo.rb
rails_admin do 
  def self.full_name
    "#{first_name} #{last_name}"
  end
end
Now call this method it will return full_name as for example.
                                    
                            answered Nov 12 '22  06:11
                                                                            You can use your own partial:
RailsAdmin.config do |config|
 config.model 'Team' do
  edit do
   field :name do
    partial "my_awesome_partial"
   end
  end
 end
end
The partial should be placed in your applications template folder, such as app/views/rails_admin/main/_my_awesome_partial.html.erb.
The object is available from the partial with form.object.
Please check here.
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